The anti-German movement among the non-Aryan and Semitic nations of the Orient, particularly the Japanese and the Hindus, which has aroused great concern among the Germans, resulted today in the formation of a German movement with the slogan “Not anti-Semitism, but anti-Judaism.” This is an attempt to make it clear that anti-Semitism in Germany is directed only against the Jews.
The leader of this new movement is the German philosopher, Otto Orel. Special literature to further the movement among the Semitic peoples is being prepared.
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